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Angeboten wird „Conrad Johnson MF-200 Mosfet Verstärker“ von Conrad Johnson als Gebrauchtgerät aus der Kategorie „Transistor-Vollverstärker“ bei audio-markt.de - dem Online-Marktplatz für High-End. Das Inserat mit der Nummer 3759585182 endet am 07.07.2026 um 07:19 Uhr.
A Conrad-Johnson MF200 at €1,650 sits a touch above the €1,532 median and just over the €1,606 75th percentile, so this is a fair-to-slightly-ambitious asking price rather than a bargain. It’s not out of line for a respected, scarce power amp in good condition, but it leaves less room for negotiation than the best-value listings.
That said, the MF200 is the kind of amplifier people buy for its weight, control, and classic Conrad-Johnson musicality, especially if you want authoritative drive with a refined top end. If the unit is clean, stable, and comes from careful ownership with no repair history, it’s an appealing buy at this level; just make sure the usual age-related basics—quiet operation, healthy output stage, and proper service history—check out before paying near the top of the current used range.
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Conrad-Johnson emerged in the mid-1970s from the dissatisfaction of two American economists and audiophiles, Dr. William Conrad and Dr. Lewis Johnson, with the inconsistent performance of contemporary amplifiers. Founded in the United States, the company launched its inaugural product, the all-vacuum-tube PV-1 preamplifier, in 1977, quickly earning critical acclaim and establishing a benchmark for musicality. This debut propelled Conrad-Johnson into the forefront of the tube renaissance, with the iconic MV75 power amplifier following in 1978, solidifying its heritage as a pioneer in high-end audio craftsmanship.
The brand specializes in vacuum-tube preamplifiers and power amplifiers, renowned for their warm, engaging sound that prioritizes musical satisfaction over sterile measurements. While tube designs remain its cornerstone, Conrad-Johnson expanded into solid-state amplifiers and phonostages in the 1980s, alongside limited ventures like the Sonographe turntable line and electronics acquired in the late 1980s. All components are hand-built in the USA using simple circuits and premium custom parts, reflecting over four decades of refined design philosophy.
Conrad-Johnson holds an exalted position in the high-end market as an American classic, beloved by audiophiles for gear that "just sounds right." Its products command lust among enthusiasts worldwide, blending vintage appeal with sustained relevance, and consistently rank among the most musically rewarding options available.
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